oc-plain-dealer 1921-10-04

AMAL. MOVES RIG; STARTS NEW HOLE (Richfield) After spending a month or more fishing the Amalgamated Oil Co. is moving the rig at Page No. 1 and will start a new hole. Close to 2800 feet of hole was lost. Breen 2-A continues drilling in the conglomerate at 2255. Bahya No. 1 is held up with a fishing job at 2000 feet. Thompson No. 1 has been cemented at 2821, 10-inch. Repeated tests for production on the Fullerton Oil Co.'s Anaheim Union No. 1 has not yielded any results. Tests made at 4400, 4500 and 3500 failed to show any oil. Drilled to 4686 and near some of the big Standard producers the Anaheim Union well proved to be a mystery, and shows that a well may be drilled near production in the California fields and yet be off the pay streak. The Placentia-Pacific Oil Co. made a long stride toward getting an oil well at Richfield when it succeeded in shutting off the water at 3800 feet. It took three tries to make the job good. The well is now being washed out in preparation to put in the perforated pipe and put it on production. The General Petroleum Corp. is doing active work on 10 wells at Richfield. Thompson No. 1 at 3265 is about to be recovered and put back on production. Drilling on Carpenter No. 2 (United) is at 1800 in the conglomerate. Group 2-1 and 3-1 stand cemented at 4100, and 3295. Hugo No. 2 continues to flow at better than 900 barrels. Hugo No. 3 is drilling out the cement at 3165 and will be ready for production soon. Brown No. 1 stands cemented at 3270. Thomas No. 1 set pipe at 3273. Walker No. 1 is drilling in sandy shale at 3845. Jones No. 1 is now one of the deep wells of the field, making hole at 4100 but it is not showing anything very encouraging as yet. On the Bradford property the Petroleum Development Co. has suspended operations temporarily at 2010. Redrilling of Bradford No. 2 is at 3400 feet, the bottom being 3640. Bradford Community No. Columbia Lease COLUMBIA LEASE, Oct. 5.-(Spl.) Miss Louise Hillburn of Coxina visited on Columbia lease last Thursday. Mr. William Jackson of Upland returned home after a week's visit with R.E.Van Ness and wife on Columbia lease. Mr. and Mrs. C.C.Robinson were Fullerton visitors last Saturday. Mr.Koch, wife and children Iris and Rolphe motored to Anaheim last Thursday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs.Neal on General Petroleum lease spent last Wednesday evening with Mr. and Mrs.Lee Hill. Mr.W.L.Waller and family motored to Santa Ana last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs.H.R.Van Ness of Los Angeles and two children June and Richard spent from Friday until Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.R.E.Van Ness. Mr. and Mrs.Fogerty returned home last Thursday after a week in Arizona with his brothers. Mrs.Hattle Thomas of Redondo is keeping house for her son, O.D.Thomas and family indefinitely. Master Lester Thomas is home after three months; with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.Loomis at Alder Creek near Mt.Pacific. Mrs.O.D.Thomas who has been at the Pacific Hospital for some time in Los Angeles returned home last Friday, her many friends wich her a speedy recovery. Mr. and Mrs.T.F.Viels of Olinda were Friday visitors in Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs.Vester Wheeler entertained Mrs. Lee Hill last Sunday at dinner and after lunch they all motored to Los Angeles. Santa Fe Lease SANTA FE LEASE, Oct. 5.-(Spl.) Mr. and Mrs.E.A Long and family were Huntington Beach visitors Saturday evening. While there they visited the Orange County fair. Anaheim visitors Saturday night were Mr. and Mrs.Willis Evans and two sons, Charles and Harry, Mr. and Mrs.Maranda and family, Mr. and Mrs.Fred DeMaris, Mr. and Mrs.Charas Williams, and Mr. and Mrs.G.Ledbetter and family. While shopping in Anaheim Saturday evening Mrs.Maranda was suddenly taken ill. A doctor was called and he rushed her immediately to the hospital where she received treatment. On Sunday she was allowed to return to her home. Several young people from our lease enjoyed the dance Saturday night at La Vida Springs. Mr. and Mrs.R.O.Dales and little son, Edward and Mr., and Mrs.J.D.Hortog motored to Ontario Sunday, Their father, Mr.S.E.Brady returned with them to make an indefinite stay. On the Bradford property the Petroleum Development Co. has suspended operations temporarily at 2010. Redrilling of Bradford No. 2 is at 3400 feet, the bottom being 3640. Bradford Community No. 1 drilled to 4750 is standing suspended. On the Richfield lease No. 3 is drilling at 1450. No. 2 a recent completion is a small well, about 25 barrels. The Petroleum Midway's producers in the Richfield district are holding up remarkably well. Krug 2 and 3 came in close to 600 barrels a couple of months ago and are still doing around 550. Krug No. 4 the big well still stands close to 1050. Carter No. 1 the deepest well is now at .4300 and is showing some indications. Issues No. 2 shut off water successfully at 2895 and is now drilling in the oil sand at 2950 and looks very good. Richfield-Yorba No. 2 the 4655-foot well is ready to drill out the cement after a second shutoff at 4157. On the Yarnell lease No. 2 is close to 3800 feet and in brown shale. The Richfield Giant Oil Co. has completed the sidetracking of the eight-inch perforated and is close to bottom, 4214. With the sidetracking work completed the actual bringing in of the well will only be a matter of a few days. The Ridge Oil Co.'s No. 1 is now drilling at 4100 feet. At this depth the oil and gas showings are very encouraging. The big production is now expected at 4200 feet. On the Wardman-Claxon lease the Selby-Root-Hogue Oil Co. has completed its third well and put it on production at 460 barrels. The new well was completed at 3130 feet. This company's three wells now aggregate 1600 barrels daily, and now makes the Claxon-Wardman lease one of the nicest little properties in Richfield. Nos. 4 and 5 are new locations and No. 7 is rigging up to drill. On Kraemer No. 2 lease the Standard Oil Co. has No. 15 at 4265 showing a lot of oil, and the six-inch will set for production in a few days. 2-16 set the 10-inch at 3400. 2-17 is drilling at 3300 in hard sand. Kraemer 2-6 deepening is looking exceedingly good at 4235. The Wonder Co., Ltd., re-cemented its No. 2 for bottom water at 4502. A good showing of oil was noted prior to the development of the water and the Wonder expects a nice well. Wonder No. 3 is drilling in the clay at 3125. No. 1 continues to produce 1175 barrels a day and has been one of Richfield's A Sermon on Batteries and Battery Service Free service is given owner that their batteries will have pert care. By regular inspection it is sible to detect other tro which may develop in elec systems and repair them while damage is yet small. If you are not familiar with many unscrupulous auto electric of your ignorance or orbitant price on a minor tro We want you to know that confidence in us. Automotive E Anaheim—234 South Los Angeles The Wonder Co., Ltd., re-cemented its No. 2 for bottom water at 4502. A good showing of oil was noted prior to the development of the water and the Wonder expects a nice well. Wonder No. 3 is drilling in the clay at 3125. No. 1 continues to produce 1175 barrels a day and has been one of Richfield's most consistent producers. The Wents Syndicate the newest concern to get a foothold in Richfield, started actual drilling last Saturday. The Wents Syndicate took over the holdings of the Richfield United Oil Co. and will develop the property with all possible speed. The Union Oil Co.'s latest addition to Richfield production is a 175 barrel well at Towell No. 4. Chapman No. 5 lacks about 500 feet of being down to bottom, 4196 where a nice oil sand was struck. Chapman No. 14 now drilling at 3600 is to go into the deep sands at 4200. Thompson-Goodwin No. 3 is held up with a fishing pop at 2330. No. 5 is in the oil sand at 3200 and is showing up strong. On the J. W. Newell lease No. 4 is drilling at 2200. McFadden 2 is 3000 feet in the shale. Yorba No. 1 at 3800 is in grey sand and is not looking extra good. Stern No. 2 is in the oil sand at 3200 and looks like a well. On the Dorsey lease No. 2, a new well started drilling. Yorba Linda Group 3 is having considerable difficulty to make progress at 600 feet on account of big boulders dropping into the hole. Additional Field Information Dependable Oil Trust No. 1, 735, set 13½, going ahead. Merchants Petroleum Co. No. 2, 1355, hard sand, drilling. Placentia Oil Co. No. 1, 3275, re-cemented, standing. Richfield Union Petroleum No. 1, 3295, hard shell, drilling. Richfield Yorba No. 2, 3385, producing about 65 barrels. Lawson Heaters are absolutely odorless. Stroup-Bagnes Furniture Co. RATE FOR WATER IN ANAHEIM VERY LOW Anaheim has one of the lowest minimum rates for water to be found in cities of So. Cal. The minimum rate here is $1, for which amount the user may have 750 cubic feet of water. Riverside has a minimum rate of 75 cents for 300 cubic feet of water. Seventy-five cents is the lowest minimum rate among the cities concerning which statistics have been compiled in San Bernardino, where a proposal has been made for lowering the water rate. At present San Bernardino has a minimum rate of $1.50 for 1500 cubic feet. It is proposed to make the minimum $1.25 for 2000 feet. Redlands has the highest minimum rate, $1.80 for 2000 cubic feet. There is no doubt that the average householder in Anaheim during the summer months uses less water than is used by the average householder in interior cities. For the purpose of comparison, the San Bernardino Sun has compiled figures on costs, using the San Bernardino minimum of 1500 feet, as follows: In Santa Barbara, 1500 cubic feet costs $1.50. In San Diego, 1500 cubic feet costs $2.00. In Redlands, 1500 cubic feet costs $1.35. In Ontario, 1500 cubic feet costs $1.80. In Pomona, 1500 cubic feet costs $1.90. In Riverside, 1500 cubic feet costs $1.95. In Santa Monica, 1500 cubic feet costs $2.30. In Pasadena, 1500 cubic feet costs $1.90. In San Bernardino, 1500 cubic feet costs $1.50. In Santa Ana, 1500 cubic feet costs $1.50. MOTHER KEEPS SON FROM COUNTY JAIL A mother, standing between her son and prison, is speeding from Santa Ana to her eastern home today, with the son, Harry Selfert, 19, and his companion, Francis McMahon, 18, under her happy care. Mrs. Rose E. Selfert, of Chicago, yesterday won the freedom of the boys from a burglary sentence when she promised Superior Judge R. Y. Williams that she would take them both home with her and turn them over to the Chicago juvenile court, of which they are wards. Stefert and McMahon, also known as Ed Colton, were arrested for breaking into the Mission poolroom owned by T. A. Goodwin, at San Juan Capistrano on the night of Sept. 3. It was alleged that they stole a quantity of candy. Judge Williams suspended pronouncement of judgment in the case for a period of two years, after hearing the appeal of Mrs. Stefert, who came all the way from Chicago to aid her son in his trouble. NEW PACKING-HOUSE BEGUN AT LA HABRA The La Habra Citrus Assn. has broken ground for a new orange packing-house to be built on its property east of the old house, near the P. E. tracks. The land was purchased a year ago, but building was postponed because or high cost of materials. Last year the capital stock of the association was increased and it was decided to build a $75,000 house, $60,000 for the building and $15,000 for machinery. It is to be 100 by 132 feet, of hollow tile and steel construction with saw-tooth roof. The old house, which is 320 feet by 150 feet, will be used exclusively for lemons. Lawson Henters are absolutely odorless. Stroup-Barnes Furniture Co. CLUBWOMEN SELL LOTS AT LA HABRA Fifteen lots have been sold by the Woman's Improvement club out-of-40 which they are disposing of in return for a clubhouse site. The site includes grounds which they are to make into an attractive park, to be known as La Habra Park Square. The subdivision consists of ten acres of large walnut trees on North Hiatt CLUBWOMEN SELL LOTS AT LA HABRA Fifteen lots have been sold by the Woman's Improvement club out of 40 which they are disposing of in return for a clubhouse site. The site includes grounds which they are to make into an attractive park to be known as La Habra Park Square. The subdivision consists of ten acres of large walnut trees on North Hlatt street. One of the new streets is graded and ready for sidewalks, and the tract is soon to have the usual modern improvements. Plans have been drafted for a $7000 clubhouse, which is to be erected as soon as the agreement has been carried out with the owners of the subdivision, and the real estate firm in charge. Try a Plain Desier Want Ad. ANAHEIM FEED & FUEL COMPANY Hay, Grain, Seeds, Poultry Supplies Pow sands Cool water Insecticides Public Weight Masters, 15.ton Scales Anaheim, California THE STAMPING OF THE FOOT BY "INDIAN" MILLER Invitations were sent far and near to the stamping of the foot. Runners carried the word. Indians of many tribes thought, "This stamping of the foot is doubtless a great feast and dance; we will go." "Who invites us?" they would ask; and the runners would say, "A man without a name." The day for the great feast came; and many Indians had gathered at the place. The hour to begin had arrived. No preparations had been made. Men began to grow angry when it appeared that they had been deceived; and hungry children dogs began to whine. "Where is this nameless one," shouted a chieftain want to see him. Then the nameless one came and the Indians were all astounded to see that barefooted and nearly naked. He bore all signs of enraged at this evidence, the chief yelled "Beggar, you have made fools of us! Where is the I invited you to the stamping of the foot," answered the chieftain. "What do we care for the stamping of the shouted the angry chief; " You cannot trifle with me. "I will give you a feast then," answered the chieftain. "Where are the animals to supply the meat chief asked." "I will stamp my foot," answered the nameless then the Indians all thought he was crazy. They cross his arms, lift his knee, and stamp on the groove a moment many deer came among the people, gentle. SAVAGE HISTORY OF THE RED MAN arupulous auto electricians will take advance your ignorance and charge you an ex价 on a minor trouble. you to know that you can place implicit in us. Automotive Electric Co. 234 South Los Angeles St.—Phone 115 —117 South Spadra St.—Phone 534 BEKINS Telephone FIRE-PROOF STORAGE LOS ANGELES INCISCO 1935 SOUTH FIGUEROA OAKLAND FRESNO ions in all principal cities in the United States ced Rates from Eastern and Coast Points. Update carload shipments of Household Goods mobiles, rendering a thru car service, assuring transportation. Suburban Transporting We Have Vans and Sizes Equipped With Pneumatic Tires take a Specialty of Long Distance Hauling RESULT US FOR RATES BEFORE MOVING SAVAG IN THIS SERIES ARE ARTICLES ON INDIAN HISTORY, CUSTOMS AND TELEOITIONS. THIS ENTIRE SERIES HAVE BEEN BOUND IN A BOOKLET AND WILL BE SENT WITHOUT CHANGE TO ANYONE ADVERTISING A INQUIRY TO OUR ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT THE SPRECKELS "SAVAGE" THE OUR BEST ASSET IS L. J. HEFFNER, ORA ORANGE COUNTY OIL CO. So. Los Angeles St. J. C. BRESSLER SERVICE STATION So. Los Angeles St. COUTS PREPARING FOR RODEO FRIDAY Bob White and Bob Gilbert, San-Ana Boy Scouts, returned last night from Los Angeles with the insurance that Tom Mix would be present at the Boy Scout rodeo in Santa Ana next Friday night. The boys went in their scout uniforms, declared the were going to give a movie star's promise if it was possible to get it. Scores of boys in Orange-co are leading their efforts toward preparations for the Boy Scout rodeo he held in Santa Ana Friday evening of this week. It is to be a carnival of good beer, as well as a demonstration Boy Scout work, fun and frolic are on the pro- 5-Point SERVICE STATION Wholesale and Retail Gasoline Distillate Kerosene Benzine Lubricating Oil Corner Center and West Sts. Telephone No. 727 H. E. ABPLANALP, Prop. According to Fred Newcomb, who is in charge of concessions for organizations, there will be a wide variety of booths arranged by lodges and clubs who have entered into the rodeo plans for the purpose of showing their appreciation of what the Boy Scout movement means in the boy life of this county. Every Boy Scout troop is planning to give a demonstration of some phase of the work. The parade will be at 7:30 Friday evening. HELD ON AUTO CHARGE Charges of driving an automobile are exerted today by California 16000 work residing at Anaheim, who will placed under arrest by Constable Wheels and lodged in the county jail. Mangan's arraignment has not been set. BAKE-RITE BAKERS Say-- There is not one reason in the world why you should spend your money for foreign-baked bread when the Bake-Rite Loaf is supreme in quality and wholesomeness. Furthermore, it is baked in Anaheim and delivered fresh to you from our ovens. Why buy inferior bread that has been hauled 25 or 30 miles? See our window for something different in birthday and wedding cakes. THE BAKE-RITE BAKERS H. P. NOLL, Lessee Mgr. A Standard Quality Product—A Standard Price to All Valencia Hotel Bldg. ANAHEIM SAVAGE TIRES OF THE RED MAN SERIES OF THE FOOT MILLER nt far and near to foot. Runners cars of many tribes ing of the foot is and dance; we will they would ask; say, "A man witheast came; and many the place. The hour preparations had been angry when it appeared to them ed; and hungry children and one," shouted a chief; "We the nameless one came forward; astounded to see that he was He bore all signs of poverty. once, the chief yelled at him, ols of us! Where is the feast?" wing of the foot," answered the r the stamping of the foot?" You cannot trifle with us." then," answered the nameless als to supply the meat?" the ," answered the nameless one. t he was crazy. They saw him and stamp on the ground. In among the people, perfectly The nameless one was angered; and he shouted to the deer, "Go back, I want wild hogs!" The deer went away. Then the nameless one stamped his foot again; and directly many wild hogs came. The nameless one looked at the wild hogs and was angered again, for they were not fat enough. "Go!" he said to them; "I want buffalo." He stamped his foot again, and directly the buffalo came. Then he told the people to kill the buffalo and have a great feast, and they did. That was the "stamping of the foot." When the indians looked for the nameless one he was gone. If the nameless one had been an inspector at the Savage Tire factory he could hardly have done better: He would say, "I don't want this; it is not good enough." Then he would stamp his foot. "This is not good enough either," he would say, and stamp his foot again. Like the nameless one, The Spreckels "Savage" Tire Company is never satisfied—they strive ever to improve. Now comes their latest achievement—the new Savage Cord. You may be sure it is a mighty tire for they have built it to excel all others. answered the nameless one. it he was crazy. They saw him and stamp on the ground. In among the people, perfectly cither," he would say, and stamp his foot again. Like the nameless one, The Spreckels "Savage" Tire Company is never satisfied—they strive ever to improve. Now comes their latest achievement—the new Savage Cord. You may be sure it is a mighty tire for they have built it to excel all others. SAVAGE CORD BUILT EXCEL "SAVAGE" TIRE CO. SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA ASSET IS THE SATISFIED CUSTOMER HEFFNER, ORANG E COUNTY JOBBER OIL CO. St. DE STATION St. ORANGE COUNTY MOTOR SERVICE CO. N. Lemon St. AUTO ELECTRIC MAINTENANCE CO. 203 S. Los Angeles St.